Course Curriculum

The required subjects for this program comprise a total of 60 credit points and are designed to develop advanced knowledge and practical skills in project, risk, and resource management. Together, these subjects provide a strong foundation for managing complex projects across a range of professional and industry contexts. Students study principles of project management to understand core concepts such as project planning, scheduling, cost control, and performance measurement. This is complemented by learning in project portfolio and program management, which focuses on aligning multiple projects with organisational strategy and managing interdependencies to achieve long-term objectives.The curriculum also places strong emphasis on risk and financial decision making. Through the study of risk management, students learn to identify, analyse, and mitigate risks that can impact project outcomes. Project finance and procurement introduces key financial structures, funding models, and procurement strategies used in public and private sector projects. In addition, project resource planning equips students with the skills to effectively manage human, financial, and physical resources, ensuring projects are delivered efficiently and sustainably.Professional and legal aspects of project work are addressed through the subject on expert witness and dispute resolution. This area of study develops an understanding of dispute processes, expert evidence, and professional responsibilities in resolving conflicts that may arise during project delivery. Overall, these required subjects provide a comprehensive and integrated skill set that prepares graduates to manage projects strategically, handle risk and resources effectively, and operate confidently within complex organisational and regulatory environments.